Your turn
Have Your Say
You've seen this election counted several different ways. There are no right answers here. We just want to know what you made of it. 6 questions, anonymous, and you can skip any of them.
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Have Your Say
Anonymous and optionalQuestion 1 of 6
What would you prefer? How we vote now, or how we could vote?
Question 2 of 6
Which of the following ring true?
Question 3 of 6
How much did this change the way you think about voting?
Not at allA great dealQuestion 4 of 6
What matters most to you in a voting system?
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Statements
Your ranking
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Question 5 of 6
If it were up to you, which of these would you most want used?
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Voting systems
Your order
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What each one does
- At-Large Block Voting
- — The ten candidates with the most approvals win, city-wide.
- Proportional Approval Voting
- — The same ballot, counted by eliminating the weakest candidate round by round and redistributing each ballot’s weight across the candidates still standing.
- FPTP
- — Each riding elects one member: whoever gets the most votes wins the seat.
Question 6 of 6
Anything else you want to tell us?
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